Why Gentamicin in Endocarditis? Understanding its Role and Evolving Guidelines
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Infective endocarditis is a serious and potentially fatal condition, historically necessitating powerful antibiotic combinations for effective treatment. While traditionally a cornerstone of therapy for certain bacterial strains, the use of gentamicin in endocarditis is evolving, driven by an improved understanding of antibiotic synergy and significant concerns over toxicity.